Ever wonder if the ministries you give to are good stewards of the monies they receive?
Check out MinistryWatch.com which rates ministries based on the following seven areas: (1) Transparency, (2) Truth Claims, (3) Values, (4) Sectors/Functions, (5) Resourcefulness, (6) Red Flag Issues, and (7) Consultation.
Besides the ones I have listed here, there are many reputable ministries out there. Go to MinistryWatch.com to find out more. As of February 15, 2013, here is a list of their top 21.
- Advancing Native Missions, Inc./ANM, Charlottesville, VA
- AnGeL Ministries/Anne Graham Lotz, Raleigh, NC
- Ankerberg Theological Research Institute, Chattanooga, TN
- Bible Study Fellowship/BSF, San Antonio, TX
- Blessings International, Broken Arrow, OK
- Bright Hope International, Hoffman Estates, IL
- Cadence International, Englewood, CO
- Children’s Hunger Fund/CHF, Sylmar, CA
- Children’s Medical Ministries (CMM), Crofton, MD
- Christian Blind Mission/CBM, Greenville, SC
- Christian Freedom International (CFI), Sault Sainte Marie, MI
- Family Guidance, Inc., Sewickley, PA
- Gideons International, Nashville, TN
- JAARS, Inc., Waxhaw, NC
- Kingsway Charities, Bristol, VA
- Medical Teams International (MTI), Portland, OR
- Operation Blessing International/OBI/ Pat Robertson, Virginia Beach, VA
- The Rutherford Institute/John Whitehead, Charlottesville, VA
- Village Missions, Dallas, OR
- World Help, Forest, VA
- Young Life, Colorado Springs, CO
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February 15, 2013 at 7:52 pm
Interesting list. Thanks, Clarice. LOVE World Help. Have been so impressed with the heart of those involved, so I’m not surprised to see them on the list.
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February 16, 2013 at 10:02 am
I’m amazed that Community Bible Study, an international ministry with classes throughout the United States, was not listed. It did have three stars when I went to the MinistryWatch website.
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February 16, 2013 at 10:51 am
Janet, I only listed those with four stars and up. I put a link to MinistryWatch.com so you could find all the other great ministries, too. It’s a very helpful site.
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